InTune – Tuning Practice App Reviews

As a musician were always told to play on tune but how does one actually learn to recognize those subtle differences in pitch to know if we are flat or sharp? It would be nice if there is an app to help teach this. This app is it! Highly recommended. Great to "play" a few minutes a day. I expect my scores to improve over time. Some future recommendations if possible - allow the ability to repeat incorrect answers so people can learn from mistakes. Other sounds would be nicer if possible (brass, piano etc.) Well done

Loving this app. Downloaded it on a lark and have been testing it in different contexts, moods and lights to see if I can find a pattern in my ability to discern tones. I am not sure if I am actually strengthening some kind of brain-tune muscle, but I am improving over time. What does this do to our perception? Is the effect permanent? I am not a musician and do not sing. Just a curious daddy with two tots who are taking music lessons. They are playing with it too.

I am attending one of the best musical high schools in north america, and it is very important to be in tune all the time. This app is awesome for that!

While Im pretty confident in my own pitch perception I still find it fun. I bet its very useful for those who may need it to improve their ears. Even for me, with absolute pitch and good ears, getting past level 4 is still a challenge :)

ive been using it for about two weeks and my sense of pitch has improved immensely. when i started i would lose around 2% now i can get less than 1% easily. my playing is definitely more refined as a result of using this app. i gave it 4/5 stars because (since its not free...) i feel like it could use more features and i find it annoying that you have to start at level 1 each time.

My band director recommended this to the whole band so we can stay in tune (obviously). I am actually a percussionist, but it still helps with listening to the rest of the band and seeing if they are playing wrong notes. tl;dr my band director recommends it, and I do too.

Awesome app to train with Profile feature should be added

This app made me realize how much "gray area" exists for me in the process of getting in tune. It would be nice if you could go back each time and hear what you got wrong for the purpose of improvement.

The description is pretty accurate. Over time my score dramatically improved. The interface is also designed in a very simple user friendly way. I would recommend very both musicians and non musicians. Actually, this app helps train the ear so it benefits everyone to be able to distinguish different sounds more accurately. Overall, its simple great. Thank You!

Violinists have a great need for intonation sensitivity, and this app trains the ear with a user friendly game. I enjoy watching my score improve! Its at 2.34% now, how low can it get?

Excellent in every way. Noticeable results within a few plays!

This is a sweet simple little tool for getting better at hearing tiny differences between 2 pitches. Its very much worth the 0.99 and also would be great for aspiring piano technicians / luthiers. Tuning unisons is the basis for piano tuning, and I could see these kind of apps popping up for hearing more sounds, different waveforms and instrument sounds, not to mention, the varying beat speeds of different intervals.

Awesome. Love the updates.

If you cant be "InTune" with this, then you cant be in tune with anyone else! :)

This is really an awesome. I knew I had a pretty good ear before, but now Im getting consistent .85% scores. I think it would be cool to have an improvement chart. I can just write it down until then.

I downloaded InTune yesterday and, although I enjoyed it in its current form, I immediately saw its enormous potential for more complicated intonation applications. I know of no other app that tries to tackle intonation training. This is a keeper, and I will be keeping a close watch on future updates and versions. Great work!

I am planning to use this app with my high school choir students to improve their awareness of intonation problems. I love that the answer given uses percentage of a half step to indicate how small the interval is. Young singers go through life thinking that a half step is the smallest interval possible in music. This app has them working with 1/4 steps, 1/8 steps, or smaller. Would love to be able to repeat an aural example, both before answering and also after an answer in order to reinforce the listening skills. Thanks for a great app!

Cant wait to introduce to my students.

GREAT app that really calls attention to awareness of just how tight an interval can be. I thoroughly enjoyed discovering this app this week and plan to utilize it for further ear training. I agree with the previous review that it might be nice to be able to repeat a sample at least once. Thanks!

Tune your ear friends